All Chapters of The Billionaire Ex-Wife’s Return : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

062Fredrick’s POV I slammed the car door shut, once I had gotten out of the vehicle. The hot sun blistered in the sky, and I slipped on my shades. They were as dark as night and blocked out the sun quite well, but it didn't stop me staring or seeing what stood in front of me; the police station. If you asked me a couple of weeks back of I thought the police were doing their job, I would have given a resounding yes. Not only that, I'm sure I would have ahead to publicly praise them, and offer a little token as a sign of support for their services to the populace. But now, if you asked me that very same question, my first instinct would to be hurt whoever had the guts to come up with that question. I would hurt him or her first, before going ahead to bash the police. Everything was messed up and the fact that they weren't doing any to make it anyess problematic irked me to my bones. I hadn't wanted to come here in the first place,but all I had to do was think of Alora and Laura

064Alora's POV I couldn't believe my eyes, nor my ears. I had heard situations where people suddenly got rooted to their spots. I wouldn't exactly say it had happened to me, but I had seen it happen to people I was close to, so I believed it. I just didn't totally believe that it would happen to me, and at this point in my life too. Fuck..That was the only word my mind could come up with. I had no way to check, but I could bet my life that the inside of my brain responsible for coming up with words and sentences were all frazzled up. I parted my mouth to speak, but no words came out. I was sure that if someone took a picture of me right now, I would look like nothing short of a deer caught in headlights. It was that bad, but that wasn't the worst part. He hadn't recognized me yet, and I was this close to blanking out, what was I going to do then if I had to get into a conversation with him? A shiver ran down my spine as I caught sight of him one more time. When I'd first w

066Alora's POV Apparently, I hadn't only surprised myself, but the entire courtroom too. Call me crazy or whatever but I could swear I heard the judge gasp. Even the man who was standing in front of me wasn't left out. His eyes were wide, his lips pulled together to pull a small O shape. For the next couple of seconds, no one said anything and it led me to think that maybe, somehow the world had stopped. “Impossible.” Ethan was the first to break the silence. I wasn't ordinarily a violent person, but right now, I wouldn't mind hurling one of my boots into his face. “Utterly impossible.” For some strange reason, I guess Ethan's voice was what the rest of the court had been anticipating. The moment the last word slid past his lips, the entire room went into an uproar. Men and women barked, and with the rage burning in their eyes, I wouldn't put it past them to hurt me if they got the chance. “Silence!” The judge slammed the gavel as hard as he could against his desk and just

068Alora's POV I'd never been more grateful for a lunch break right now than in my entire life. Technically, it was recess as Laura and the judge had said, but I didn't care. I would take anything it took to get me out of that box. The next thing on my list right now, was to get out of here and never set my eyes on a court room ever again. So help me God. “Are you okay, Alora?” It was Laura. I had my eyes closed, but one nudge from her was all it took for me to turn in her direction. When I didn't say anything, she added. “I got you something.” “Oh.” My stomach growled as loudly as it could, even without seeing what she had bought and that's when I knew I was completely finished. Since I'd gotten here, I hadn't eaten a proper meal. Yes, they served us breakfast, lunch and dinner, but it was always to yucky for me to eat. Since I wasn't sure I could stomach that kind of things I always passed it down to my roomies. I bit back the smile that made its way to my lips at the li

070Eliaz's POV It's been two days since Laura's visit and simultaneously two days since I had a good night's rest. No matter how hard I tried to shake it off and classify her visit as something meaningless, it just didn't work out for me. Time and time again, I found my mind wandering back to that day in the office. In fact, I wasn't exactly sure which was more shocking, her audacity, or the message she had come to pass across. I want you to testify in Alora's favour in court in the next two days. Her voice echoed in my ears. With the unhealthy number of times my brain had replayed her voice on its own, I hated to see that I could recognize her voice anywhere now, even in my sleep and I didn't like it one bit. I wish she had never walked into my office. Laura didn't just have the guts to stand up against me, she made look like a fool while doing it too. I hadn't put much thought into dealing with her yet, but now, I guess I was just going to have to consider it. Whether